An oasis in Mt. Horeb, which is otherwise devoid of espresso based drinks. The place is quaint, the employees will on occasion exude a certain small town friendliness very typical of the Midwest. The iced latte (with soy) that I had was equal in quality to any offerings in Madison, which is sadly still without a third-wave coffee shop. They also serve food, having sampled their gorgonzola chicken salad with dried cranberries and a slice of their diablo chocolate cake, both of which were made in house and were decently good but not amazing. One of my favorite spots in Mt. Horeb.
Review Source:Great option for coffee, treats and light meals. The savory pastrys are delicious, my kids love the chocolate selection and the staff are all wonderful and quirky. This shop would fit in well on willy street, Mt. Horeb is lucky to have it.
They've also recently expanded their shop and the extra space is really great. Highly recommend!
Such a fantastic little place! Â It's more of a coffee shop/restaurant than a chocolate shop with excellent baked goods. Â They have a great selection of scones, muffins, cupcakes and other deserts, but I'm probably an even bigger fan of their savory items, like their rotating quiche and meat pie selections. Â Their coffee is quite delicious and the place is cozy and the staff is very welcoming. Â They recently expanded and probably doubled their available seating.
Review Source:Every small town should have a Sjolinds Chocolate House. This place is adorable, inside and out.
Stopped in for hot chocolate (they have at least a dozen global varieties - the French, with dark chocolate and vanilla bean, was awesome) and ended up with a bag full of goodies.
Make sure to stop in and check out the house-made goodies like chocolate and caramel drizzled popcorn and cinnamon/chocolate caramels as well as all the interestingly flavored chocolate bars (beef jerky chocolate anyone???)
I'm a real person, albeit a Sjolind's regular, Â so not sure why my first review was filtered but I stand by it - -Sjolind's is my absolute favorite . When anyone visits me in Mt. Horeb for the first time, this shop is a must on our to-do list. Chocolate torte is my absolute favorite along with the sea-salt and dark chocolate caramels (made by hand by the owners). No one makes a vanilla latte like Melissa, and I found out her secret...they make their own syrup! Let's see...the quiche is amazing, scones are yummy and it's fun to see all the different chocolate bars from around the world. Â if you are on hwy 18/151, do not miss stopping by this shop. (P.S. It's pronounced SHOE-lindz)
Review Source:I had been intending to go to Sjolind's for months and finally got around to it today... and I'm sorry we waited! Â What a great little coffee/candy shop! Â
The atmosphere is really more coffee shop than candy shop. Â They have quite a few options for teas, specialty drinks, several different types of hot chocolate, and juices for the kids. Â I had a toasted coconut latte - HUGE cup for $3.15. Hot chocolates were about $2.25 for an 8 oz. Â
They also have many types of chocolates, both house-made and store-bought. Â Really, a great selection. Â For food, they have light brunch fair such as quiche, soups, scones, rolls, as well as cookies. Â Prices range from 50 cents - $1 for cookies, and $1-2 for baked goods. Â
Overall, our cookies were awesome, drinks were awesome, prices were reasonable, and service was decent. Â They also have a small area for young kids to play. Â We will definitely become regulars!
My boyfriend and I went here on a whim mini-road trip to Mt. Horeb. The staff was excellent, very pleasant and helpful. The Columbian hot chocolate was perfect, I love spicy hot chocolate!
We purchased chocolate covered ginger and a liebe kuchen (love cake). They were both delicious and well worth the trip. There is a play area for children, but it was still quiet enough to read. We're definitely going back.
A very cute place; lots of prepackaged chocolates from different producers around the world, many of them fair-trade and ecologically minded. Â I only saw one chocolate bar actually made by Sjolinds, which was a little disappointing (and expensive). Â The desserts and coffee, however, are top-notch; my wife and I had some cake (delicious) and a latte (a little sweet, but well made). Â Not too much seating inside, but enough to comfortable hold 8-10 people. Â Overall, I would definitely return.
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